The executive committee of the Honor Committee has granted an extension over the weekend on the appeal process of Steven Gilday. The committee originally had until yesterday to make their decision.
Gilday was convicted of lying but cleared of cheating in an open honor trial held March 26. He filed his appeal April 17.
The appeal commission requested that an impartial investigator be assigned to the case, according to an e-mail sent to Gilday by Vice Chair for Trials Jay Trickett.
Gilday said the investigator requested an extension to give her time to contact others who may have pertinent information about the case.
The appeal commission now has until Friday to complete its review, when it will make a recommendation to the executive committee on whether to grant Gilday
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